The Joule-Thomson effect is the change in gas temperature as it flows from a region of high pressure to a region of low pressure. Applications:
- Gas liquefaction (temperature drops below boiling point)
- Gas separation (temperature drops below boiling poing of one of the gases making up the mixture and we can separate the liquid from the remaining gases)
- Refrigeration (closed loop of pressurisation and expansion of refrigerants)
- Air conditioning (same principle)
- Determining equation of state of the gas from JT coefficient
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